PARTNERSHIPS
social - brands - media
social - brands - media
Over the past eight years, Eliza has collaborated with and created educational feminist content for numerous bands, charities, organisations and non-profits. Please see selected highlights below.
For any social or brand enquiries please email: [email protected]
AntiSocial BBC Radio 4, 11th July 2025
Eliza was invited onto the new series of BBC Radio 4's AntiSocial to discuss the Employment Rights Bill, and whether the extension of workers’ rights, designed to further protect them from harassment on the job is a positive step forwards or an attack on free speech.
Cosmopolitan x BPAS
For the past few months, Eliza has been working with Cosmopolitan and British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) on their campaign to decriminalise abortion in the UK. After months of campaigning, Eliza and other campaigners successfully lobbied their MP's on the 16th of June to vote in support of the NC1 amendment to decriminalise abortion. On the 17th it passed, which meant the amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill will remove the threat of investigation, arrest, prosecution, or imprisonment for late term abortion. A huge win for bodily autonomy and abortion rights.
Cheer Up Luv x Minister Jess Phillips
For Women’s History Month, Eliza sat down with Minister for Safeguarding and Violence Against Women and Girls Jess Phillips, to speak about how we can tackle the problem of male violence, but more importantly, include men in the conversation too.
Feminist Futures: Friday, 26 April 2024 at V&A South Kensington
In April 2024, Eliza spoke on a panel for the V&A Late: Feminist Futures. Find out more about the event below.
Our Streets Now x Superdrug
For International Women's Day, Eliza joined Our Streets Now on a panel for Superdrug about women's safety and how we can all play our part in ending public sexual harassment.
Hysterical Collective x Freeda
In March 2024, curators Bee Illustrates and Eliza Hatch partnered with Freeda on a short film to discuss radical action through art throughout the run of their group charity exhibition Hysterical: Radical Creativity.
In March 2024, to coincide with the opening of their exhibition Hysterical: Radical Creativity, Bee Illustrates and Eliza Hatch partnered with sustainable fashion brand The Dyás on a short behind the scenes film about Hysterical Collective, creativity and using art for activism
A film by The Dyás
Shot and Edited by Darius Iromlou
"Don't Look Away": 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence
In September 2018, Cheer Up Luv partnered with the United Nations Population Fund on a mission to Sri Lanka, to interview 16 women about their experiences with sexual harassment on public transport. The outcome was an online and offline campaign, releasing each woman's story, portrait and video interview every day over the 16 Days of Activism.
The campaign won a Webby for Best Individual Editorial Feature and was viewed online by more than 10 million people online. It was also featured by Hundred Heroines, Refinery 29, UN News and Lecture In Progress.
SLOGGI
Sloggi X LGSC Brand Trip
In April 2022, Eliza partnered with London Girl Surf Club, also known as LGSC and Sloggi on their ‘we move’ campaign. This campaign consisted of 3 tiers, which included a campaign photoshoot in April 2022. this shoot created both online and offline brand assets for their Summer 2022 collection with the campaign officially launching in June.
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